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In the 18th century, mining played an important role in the Alpirsbach monastery. In the area of today's Alpirsbach town center, the Wolfgang and Eberhard mines brought in the most revenue. Two parallel barite veins contained rich cobalt ores in some places. The ore veins were opened up by extensive mine works, which, with the exception of the surface shafts, have been preserved to this day. Mining and blue dye production contributed significantly to Alpirsbach's economic boom at that time. Source: Display board

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Beautiful cave with a technically demanding trail afterwards

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The way up was strenuous but the cave was breathtaking

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Experience applies to the short tour (1.5 hours) in the pit, although it is only 11°C, you can also enter it with shorts. As for footwear, hiking boots are also sufficient, which you can clean at a fountain at the end 👍

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A half-height and about 4 meters deep cave. about 2 meters wide. definitely dry ground and a good shelter in bad weather. Caves are always a bit spooky and whether someone really "lived" there seems far-fetched. Maybe in the summer months when there is also food from the forest.

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The Wenzel mine is a very interesting visitor center, which gives interesting impressions of historical mining in the Black Forest. It was one of the silver-richest mines in the Black Forest. Silver has been mined in the mine since the beginning of the 14th century. The heyday of the silver mine was in the second half of the 18th century. In 1823 mining came to a complete standstill. The pit was prepared for visitors between 1997 and 2001 by volunteers. In 2001 the work was finished and it was opened to visitors as a visitor mine. The generally accessible area of the pit can be "driven on" over a distance of about 1000 meters. Duration about 1.5 hours. All visitors are equipped with boots, jackets, helmets and head torches. https://grube-wenzel.de/317373.html https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attraktionen/besucherbergwerk-grube-wenzel-in-oberwolfach-614fc5ac25 https://www.nationalparkregion-schwarzwald.de/Media/Attraktionen/Besucherbergwerk-Grube-Wenzel-in-Oberwolfach#/article/f50259e8-203d-4ba1-8dad-efd98d6433d4

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Coming from above, a beautiful, narrow, winding path is ideal for cyclists but also for hikers.

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This "cave" is hardly worth mentioning. You need good brakes to get past it into the valley. Poles are very useful here.

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Small stone cave in the middle of the forest

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Very small cave, more of a shelter😅 but very idyllic

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It is said that the "Hatschierle" lived there, a hermit who lived on snakes and wild berries. Another story says that the painter Gregor Moosmann lived there. This artist made nativity figures out of paper.

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One or the other has probably looked for shelter here.

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Pit entrance near the Glaswald hiking car park

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Hiking sticks are helpful for the sometimes quite steep descents

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In the middle of the forest suddenly a real sea of rocks opens up, in the center of which is this pretty little cave.

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Highly Recommended. Unique experience.

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The visitor mine Blessings of God is a show mine in the Haslacher district Schnellingen in the middle Black Forest. story The Silver Mine Blessing of God was first mentioned in writing in the 13th century, but is probably older. The mine was closed in the 18th century. In 1997, mining enthusiasts began opening tunnels and shafts. The city of Haslach decided to make these testimonies of medieval mining accessible to the public as a show mine. Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Besucherbergwerk_Segen_Gottes

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More information can be found at: https: //www.schwarzwald.com/sehenswertes/segen-gottes.html

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